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gasworld Pulse: Industrial Gas Market Trends in the United Kingdom| Forecast to 2025

Publisher Gasworld.com
Published Apr 01, 2025
Length 9 Pages
SKU # GASW20202582

Description

GW Pulse: UK 2025 offers data-led insight into the United Kingdom’s industrial gas landscape, equipping professionals and consultants with the tools to evaluate market conditions, forecast demand trends, and guide commercial strategy. Drawing on over two decades of macroeconomic and industrial activity data, this intelligence product focuses on end-user segments relevant to the merchant, bulk, and packaged gas markets.

GW Pulse: UK 2025 provides:

Core Economic Indicators – Detailed metrics including UK GDP growth, industrial production index (IPI), inflation, and industrial energy pricing trends that shape gas usage across manufacturing, healthcare, electronics, and other key sectors.

Visual Forecasting Tools – Interactive dashboards to support demand modelling, scenario comparison, and long-range planning through to 2025.

Market-Ready Insights – Designed for industrial gas producers, distributors, and strategic consultants focused on sector positioning and commercial risk management.

This essential resource helps industrial gas stakeholders make confident, data-backed decisions in a rapidly changing economic and regulatory environment.

GW Pulse: UK 2025 provides a structured dataset capturing UK-specific macroeconomic drivers and industrial activity trends from 2000–2025. The tool includes nominal GDP (%), industrial production index (IPI), inflation, and indexed industrial energy prices — all of which directly influence merchant and packaged gas demand. Built for analysts, planners, and strategy teams, the resource supports demand forecasting, investment modelling, and segment-specific planning across gas-consuming industries (excluding energy generation and utility-scale gas use). A dynamic dashboard enables visual interrogation of multi-year trends, comparative analytics, and growth trajectory evaluation across relevant end-use markets.

Table of Contents

9 Pages
Annual coverage 2000 - 2024
1.0 Economic Drivers (% YoY)
1.1 Energy Prices
1.2 Exchange Rate (domestic currency to $US)
1.3 Gas Market (%)
1.4 GDP Deflator (%)
1.5 GDP Nominal (%)
1.6 Industrial Production Index
1.7 Inflation
1.8 New Capacities
2.0 Gas Market - End User Sector ($m)
2.1 Chemicals
2.2 Electronics
2.3 Food
2.4 Glass
2.5 Healthcare
2.6 Manufacturing
2.7 Metallurgy
2.8 Others
2.9 Pulp & Paper
2.10 Refining
3.0 Gas Market - Gas Company ($m)
3.1 Air Liquide
3.2 Air Products
3.3 BOC
3.4 Linde
3.5 Yara
3.6 Praxair
3.7 Messer
3.8 NSHD
3.9 SOL
3.10 Others
4.0 Gas Market - Gas Type ($m)
4.1 Argon
4.2 Carbon Dioxide
4.3 Helium
4.4 Hydrogen
4.5 Nitrogen
4.6 Others
4.7 Oxygen
5.0 Gas Market - Gas Type (volume pa.)
5.1 Argon (t)
5.2 Carbon Dioxide (t)
5.3 Helium (Nm3*10)
5.4 Hydrogen (Nm3*1000)
5.5 Nitrogen (t)
5.6 Oxygen (t)
6.0 Gas Market - Supply Mode ($m)
6.1 Bulk
6.2 Captive
6.3 Onsite Site Production
6.4 Other
6.5 Packaged
7.0 Demand - Merchant, Captive and OSP (vol pa.)
7.1 Captive/OSP Nitrogen (t)
7.2 Captive/OSP Oxygen (t)
7.3 Merchant Nitrogen (t)
7.4 Merchant Oxygen (t)
8.0 Demand Distribution - Argon - End User (tpd)
8.1 Chemicals
8.2 Electronics
8.3 Food
8.4 Gen Manufacturing
8.5 Glass
8.6 Healthcare
8.7 Metallurgy
8.8 Other
8.9 Pulp & Paper
8.10 Refining & Energy
9.0 Demand Distribution - Cardon Dioxide - End User (tpd)
9.1 Chemicals
9.2 Electronics
9.3 Food
9.4 Gen Manufacturing
9.5 Glass
9.6 Healthcare
9.7 Metallurgy
9.8 Other
9.9 Pulp & Paper
9.10 Refining & Energy
10.0 Demand Distribution - Nitrogen - End User (tpd)
10.1 Chemicals
10.2 Electronics
10.3 Food
10.4 Gen Manufacturing
10.5 Glass
10.6 Healthcare
10.7 Metallurgy
10.8 Other
10.9 Pulp & Paper
10.10 Refining & Energy
11.0 Demand Distribution - Oxygen - End User (tpd)
11.1 Chemicals
11.2 Electronics
11.3 Food
11.4 Gen Manufacturing
11.5 Glass
11.6 Healthcare
11.7 Metallurgy
11.8 Other
11.9 Pulp & Paper
11.10 Refining & Energy
Annual Coverage 2000 - 2029
12.0 Forecast - End User - Gas Intensity ($m)
12.1 Total
12.2 Chemicals
12.3 Electronics
12.4 Food
12.5 Glass
12.6 Healthcare
12.7 Manufacturing
12.8 Metallurgy
12.9 Others
12.10 Pulp & Paper
12.10 Refining
13.0 Forecast - End User - Macro Economic ($m)
13.1 Total
13.2 Chemicals
13.3 Electronics
13.4 Food
13.5 Glass
13.6 Healthcare
13.7 Manufacturing
13.8 Metallurgy
13.9 Others
13.10 Pulp & Paper
13.11 Refining
14.0 Forecast - Merchant Liquid - Capacities (tpd)
14.1 LAR Capacity (tpd)
14.2 LCO2 Capacity (tpd)
14.3 LIN Capacity (tpd)
14.4 LOX Capacity (tpd)
15.0 Forecast - Merchant Liquid - Utilisation
15.1 Liquid Capacity (tpd)
15.2 Liquid Utilisation (%)
15.3 Merchant Demand (tpd)

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